Knock on the Coffin Lid

Se você gosta de Deck Building + RogueLike, esse jogo com certeza entrou no meu Top 3 deste estilo

This reminds me of across the obelisk alot. I like this game. Havent unlocked much yet but had a blast early on.

Uma proposta bem interessante e talvez o melhor jogo do estilo até agora (que eu encontrei). Infelizmente ele segue o ritmo do gênero e aplica uma dificuldade absurda na última fase. Acaba desmotivando o jogador que for mais casual.

A fun roguelike with enjoyable characters and interesting plots

En modo dificil se nota, corto y al pie. Lo unico criticable es que los jefes finales dan un salto de dificultad tremendo

I'm so thankful I bought this on a sharp discount. With it being cheaper than a movie for the price I bought it, I at least got several hours of enjoyment out of it. Read the discussions and read the DLC reviews before you just go and purchase it. I had fun until facing Millenis, and then it goes from experimenting with different paths, to needing specific points to fight her - which vastly limits you path exploration. Also not a fan of the DLC being locked the way it is.

The game looks promising at first. But them you reach the end and the boss is invincible. And then you realise that you have to search the entire map multiple times. Solving events on all the characters before you can get the item you need to just try killing the boss. Without any guidance aside from really vague hints. So I try again and again just searching every random event trying to find a clue on how to kill the golem to get the item for the last boss (which can change because ofc there is a hidden karma) and all the game gives me is falure and wasted time. There is no hints at all aside from get the golem core. ( I found a maybe hint in a random chest that nothing told me about with a letter to a character I never saw that sits who knows where) Great, How? Why is my quest journal so useless, why the map does not give me any hints as to where to go after I learned about golems existence. It's like they made the first part of the quest with map guidence and hints and decent questlog and then stopped. Nah players will surely spend 100hr randomly trying every possible path (multiple times because you can use only one dialog option at a time) on every character to maybe progress. That logic of random exploration works in a puzzle game when you don't have to think about building deck and fighting bosses. And so you are free to roam the world click everything and peace the mystery together. Not in a StS style game that demands hyper eficient build with specific items and cards to win the boss fights. Aside from this giant problem, the rest of the game is good, I like the mechanics and how items change the way you build your deck.